2000 Jaguar S-Type "selector temp light" Questions

...selector cable adjustment first.try using a fault code reader to check dtc codes in the tcm,[transmission control module] was the fluid clean that you drained out? or did it look dark instead of ...

...selector through all gears. Turn of engine and drain again. Repeated this until fluid being drained was totally clean. Then left engine and g/box to cool overnight ( I was knackered and the wife was ...

...temp selector (left) reduce the temperature all the way down to Max Cold and then push the Auto button. It will start blowing out very cold air. After a little while push the temp selector to the ...

temp too high.if it comes on while driving pull over and put the selector in p with engine idling wait till light goes off. if it doesnt contact toyota dealer. might be temp sensor.see how you go with

...selector stay lit when van is turned off. Temp gauge and fuel gauge work, tachometer and speedometer do not work; can only see the thousands of miles on odometer, and can only see P, N, R on the gear ...

get temp control to switch back to ac. blowing both hot and cold air. Thanks possible blend air door motor stuck, try tapping lightly on the servo motor while moving the temp selector from hot to cold

...selector lights wont work for d d3 and 2. tack and temp gauge dosent work and every thing else works perfect lights radio etc. your timing belt has jumped a tooth and it is out of time.Replace timing ...

...short out some off the dash light,4wheel drive air cond heat seats gear slector lights the only thing that go off in adddition to the gear selector is the temp and fuel guage. Scanned ??? Codes

...temp outside is warm... But not when cold. Buttons on the selector don't do anything most of the time. Light is on for auto 4wd but it's not engaged. When i drive around enough and things warm up...I ...

...temp sending unit x2. The generic unit caused the gauge to spike to the hot side when the key was turned on. The new ford unit causes gauge to mvoe only slightly. There is coolant at the sending unit ...